Qué Chimba Lyrics in English Maluma

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Qué Chimba by Maluma from Spanish to English.
Girl, bro, my dude, good vibes
All the hotties and all the bros, get ready
Because, as you all know, this has started
Guaracha, son, guaracha
Monkey vest, don't deny it
So awesome, so awesome
So awesome, so awesome
A hundred in Lleras if we start with aguardiente
In the park we finish with a little rum
We reach Sabaneta on horseback
And to La Palma lookout with a little blunt
A hundred in Lleras if we start with aguardiente
In the park we finish with a little rum
We reach Sabaneta on horseback
And to La Palma lookout with a little blunt
With a little blunt, with a little blunt
With a little blunt, with a little blunt
So awesome, so awesome
So awesome, so awesome, so awesome
A hundred in Lleras if we start with aguardiente
In the park we finish with a little rum
We reach Sabaneta on horseback
And to La Palma lookout with a little blunt
A hundred in Lleras if we start with aguardiente
In the park we finish with a little rum
We reach Sabaneta on horseback
And to La Palma lookout with a little blunt, so awesome
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Juan Luis Londono Arias, Victor Alonso Cardenas Ospina
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SONG MEANING

“Qué Chimba” is Maluma’s shout-out to the unbeatable vibe of a night out in his hometown, Medellín. In Colombian slang qué chimba means “how cool,” and the song lives up to that phrase by painting a lively picture of friends gathering for a guaranteed good time. Maluma calls on parceros (buddies) and chimbitas (pretty girls) to get ready for a guaracha-style party sound-tracked by pounding beats, shots of guaro (aguardiente), sips of rum, and even a ride on horseback to the hills of Sabaneta. Every detail — from hanging in the park to gazing over the city at El Mirador with a bluntcito — celebrates Medellín’s street culture and its carefree, festive spirit.

At its core, the song is a joyful anthem of friendship, local pride, and living in the moment. Maluma isn’t just describing a party; he’s inviting the listener to feel the rhythm, learn the slang, and taste the nightlife that makes Colombia tan chimba — so cool — to him.

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